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Log with lovely lichen growth, La Honda, San Mateo County, Santa Cruz Mountains, California. Seen along the "Swing Trail annex".
Two logs have been lashed together to provide access to Christie Falls west of Ladysmith, British Columbia, Canada.
These spruce logs, likely came about because of the derecho that swept through the Ottawa area May 21st, 2022. I spotted them being loaded onto trucks at a lot south of the city.
Seeing how they were close in size and in species, they were likely purposefully planted some decades ago in our Greenbelt.
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It's quite intriguing to hear about he stories of the famous "Beach Logs Kill" signs on the Washington state coast. But once you experience the stormy conditions for yourself, you see why it those signs were put up in the first place. Huge tree logs, mostly hundreds of years old, line up the wild beaches and are swept by the waves like mere twigs. Now that is the power of nature!
I just love these little islands of life loosely known as nurse logs. This one happens to be a stump, but it is a haven for all kinds of living things and clearly this little colony is thriving.
In one day exploring south of Lake Diefenbaker, we witnessed so many crazy different kinds of cloud patterns in this wonderful sky.
Log Valley, Saskatchewan
July 2016
Log Hollow Branch Falls
Pisgah National Forest
North Carolina
Log Hollow Falls is a 25 ft waterfall on Log Hollow Creek in the Pisgah National Forest of the Appalachian Mountains.
60087 powers 6J37, the 1258 Carlisle Yard – Chirk logs, through a wintry Garsdale on 12 February 2018.
70815 catches a patch of winter sun as it leaves Shrewsbury on 6C37 10:29 Chirk - Carlisle empty logs working. After arriving from Chirk 70815 ran round and is seen here heading for the Crewe line.
Went for a walk with my husband and the girls. Im just in love with all the moss on the trees and rocks. The girls do too! I was just messing abround taking photos of the log and the girls walking on it and fell in love with this one. Not sure why...just think it's neat how my husband and Haylee are out of focus and how the light is hitting them and the mossy log is in focus. It's just magical to me. It was such a wonderful weekend and we were able to spend it outside in the sun with each other which made it even better!
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I ran out of time on this and had planned some lovely bokeh but events stopped that. We closed the curtains on the world and had a cosy fire last night so no bokeh from me but I’ll give it a go later this week. Temperature dropped significantly and is cold again this morning.
We were burning our own ash logs and we are very happy with them. Not happy to have lost the ash but at least we are able to use them in the wood burners.
70810 catches the late afternoon sunshine at it passes Margam at a real pace working the 6M51 Baglan Bay – Chirk loaded timber.
“Turtles – Misty Log” by Patti Deters. A group of nine painted turtles (Chrysemys picta) rest on a fallen tree log as they prepare to soak up the sun. One of the reptiles is poised on top of another in an effort to climb out of the water and secure his place on the old log. If you like this textured and painterly sepia art, I invite you to please share or see my main image gallery (wildlife, animals, outdoor, digital art, and more) at patti-deters.pixels.com.